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drunkenmaster	Posted - 2004.12.29 10:03:00 - [1] Originally by: Greenwing Originally by: obscuroditus As for the discussion on the names of named items - PLEASE dont change them. I also think the names are great, but it might be an idea to put the version of the item (mk1-4) in the description ? That way you can keep the names, and also it's very easyt to see waht's the better item :) This is a good idea. I understand how tricky the names can be to get the hang of, especially for beginners. Having grown up with them though, I think they should stay. as for the mk I-V ratings.. these are all well and good, but how far would it be taken? 'named' pirate loot, for example; would Bingo's cap power relay be a Mk XI and Flossie's cap power relay be a Mk XIII? It's fairly straightforward with the original meta loot, but the new stuff has crazy stats. some have ridiculous DMG, some have insanely low CPU usage, some have crazy RoF. I don't know how you'd grade them. Names changed to protect the innocent. .
drunkenmaster	Posted - 2004.12.29 10:03:00 - [2] Originally by: Greenwing Originally by: obscuroditus As for the discussion on the names of named items - PLEASE dont change them. I also think the names are great, but it might be an idea to put the version of the item (mk1-4) in the description ? That way you can keep the names, and also it's very easyt to see waht's the better item :) This is a good idea. I understand how tricky the names can be to get the hang of, especially for beginners. Having grown up with them though, I think they should stay. as for the mk I-V ratings.. these are all well and good, but how far would it be taken? 'named' pirate loot, for example; would Bingo's cap power relay be a Mk XI and Flossie's cap power relay be a Mk XIII? It's fairly straightforward with the original meta loot, but the new stuff has crazy stats. some have ridiculous DMG, some have insanely low CPU usage, some have crazy RoF. I don't know how you'd grade them. Names changed to protect the innocent. .
drunkenmaster Evolution Band of Brothers	Posted - 2004.12.29 10:03:00 - [3] Originally by: Greenwing Originally by: obscuroditus As for the discussion on the names of named items - PLEASE dont change them. I also think the names are great, but it might be an idea to put the version of the item (mk1-4) in the description ? That way you can keep the names, and also it's very easyt to see waht's the better item :) This is a good idea. I understand how tricky the names can be to get the hang of, especially for beginners. Having grown up with them though, I think they should stay. as for the mk I-V ratings.. these are all well and good, but how far would it be taken? 'named' pirate loot, for example; would Bingo's cap power relay be a Mk XI and Flossie's cap power relay be a Mk XIII? It's fairly straightforward with the original meta loot, but the new stuff has crazy stats. some have ridiculous DMG, some have insanely low CPU usage, some have crazy RoF. I don't know how you'd grade them. Names changed to protect the innocent. .

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